I feel real good about the following updated choices for a best survival knife! An all-important multi-task survival tool…

Whether sharpening by hand, or with specific tools, it’s most important to maintain a consistent angle (see knife sharpening angle chart).

Scandi grind knives (scandinavian grind) are best for bushcraft. Great for batoning wood without getting stuck, tinder, feather sticks, and easy to sharpen.

A list of criteria to consider for everyday carry of small pocket knives.

Knife maker and Blacksmith James Wahls has been hammering out specialty knives for years at his forge shop in the Indianapolis area. I own several of his quality knives. Not only does he produce hand forged knives but he also teaches classes for those interested in the craft. Contact him here if you’re ever interested…

A survival knife along with a fire starter is a highly recommended combination for bushcraft, wilderness activities, hiking, camping, and general survival preparedness. Some may prefer a survival knife combination where the sheath includes a holder for a fire starter such as a firesteel / ferro (ferrocerium) rod. Morakniv Bushcraft Carbon Steel Knife with Fire…

I just wanted to post a quick note this morning in support of James Wahls, a small business owner over at Indy Hammered Knives. He has advertised with us on and off over the years (it’s tough doing so for a small business). While he currently is on a shoe-string budget, I felt compelled to…

(my little pocket folding knife) I ALWAYS carry a pocket knife in my front right pocket, and although I have a variety of folding knives to choose from, the best pocket knife is the one I happen to slip in my pocket each morning (whichever knife that may be). You may be surprised to find…